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Is it easyier to use weight / divers over leadcore
Hook 
 		  Home: shiocton , wi   06/13/2006 22:04
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Wouldnt it just be easier to just attach jets or dipseys to fireline or ect. than fool with leadcore?? Please explain reasoning I am still dumb at this.

Thanks!!
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Re:Is it easyier to use weight / divers over leadcore
t3pt6k 
 		  Port: Grand Haven, MI   06/13/2006 22:17
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Well Hook,

There is a lot of theory behind the use of leadcore, I'll try to give a number of reasons why it's different.

It is more a steath approach than a diver - the diver is displacing water and making noise - which may be good is some cases - but leadcore doesn't make those disturbances.

leadcore has a rise and fall to it so as the speed changes or the waves affect it - the core is pulsing up and down - which means making a better wounded bait presentation with the lure

the leadcore in most cases is much farther behind the boat and further away from the side - so for spooky fish it can be more productive than near boat presentations.

Also, in some cases when a fish has passed a bite on the near boat presentation they may pickup a core as it comes by somewhat later.

There are many more reasons why core is different than divers - those are just some quick ones.
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Re:Is it easyier to use weight / divers over leadcore
WingNut 
 		    06/28/2006 19:07
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Once set up. leadcore is flat out simple to use. You simply clip on a lure, let it out and you are fishing. You can run it out to the side of your boat on a planerboard or outrigger if you want (helpful but not absolutely necessary). Longest core on the inside, next longest next etc out to the shortest core on the outside.
Jim...I Fish Therefore I Am
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